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Enterprises sticking with Windows 10 could shell out billions for continued support

Thursday September 4, 2025. 02:01 PM , from TheRegister
Nexthink estimates ESU bills could top $7.3B as millions of devices set to miss upgrade deadline
Free support is ending for many editions of Windows 10 on October 14, and enterprises unable to make the jump are on the hook for billions to keep the fixes flowing.…
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